Just like Larry Nance Jr. wept tears of pure joy when he found out that he was getting traded to the Cavaliers, Reggie Bullock probably wept tears of pure joy when he found out that Tobias Harris was getting traded away from the Pistons. That one player represented the single main impediment to Bullock getting tons of minutes at the small forward position. I mean, he was still starting games before the trade, but having him and Tobias both starting was sort of redundant, and it meant one of them (probably Tobes) was playing out of position at the PF spot. Now there is no redundancy, and everybody’s role is clearly defined, something that could never happen while Tobes and Bradley were on the roster (nothing against Tobes I will always love him).
I’m guessing that Bullock’s joy-tears continued to flow uninterrupted when he found out that James Ennis had been acquired, because that guy has been a non-factor this year and is not a threat to steal anybody’s SF minutes except Chandler Parsons.